Defect No. 208. Dent. Lower limit of a minor defect.
Moderately deep angular indentation with moderately
acute crimping of the body wall.



Defect. No. 2. Leaker.
Critical defect. This
container is scored once as
a "Leaker" (critical defect)
land not as a dent (a major
defect). The major dent
lundoubtedly caused the
leakage, therefore, as a
related defect, it is scored
laccording to whichever
condition is most serious.



Insignificant Defect--not scored. Paneled side. The number and
lextent fo paneled sides does not materially affect the appearance or
the usability to the container for its intended purpose. Roll the can o1
a flat surface-if it rolls on the end seams without bumping the
condition is not scoreable as a defect.



Defect No. 206. Rust. Minor defect (nonmilitary purchases). Defect No. 108. Major
defect (military purchases). Food cooked on lid with rust. This condition is related-
score this container only once. Examine such conditions carefully. If pitted rust is
found under food, score as a Major defect.



Defect No. 208. Dent. Upper limit of a minor defect. A moderately deep
indentation with moderately acute crimping of the end seam.



Stained, or Smeared. Food or boiler

Icompound cooked or dri¢



Defect No.



Defect No. 208. Dent. Lower limit of a minor defect. A
moderately deep, sharp, angular indentation with little crimping
lof the body wall.



[Defect No. 208. Dent. Minor defect. Dent on the end seam forcing it inward to
Isuch an extent that the counter sink (channel next to end seam) and body are
involved, but not sharp ridges are evident.

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Defect No. 208. Dent. Upper limit of a minor defect. A
moderately deep, sharp, angular indentation with moderately
acute crimping of the body wall.



Defect No. 111. Buckle. Major Defect. A permanent distortion of the counter
sink (channel next to end seam). Caused by excessive internal pressures
developed during processing. The distortion of the end seam is readily
noticeable at first glance. There is a some suspicion that the end seam has
been placed under tension sufficient to jeopardize the hermetic seal.



Insignificant defect--not scored. Dent. Not
distortion of end seam. Does not materially
affect the appearance of usability.



Defect No. 203. Outside Tinplate or Coating (When Required). Minor defect.
Enamel missing - flaked.



Defect No. 110. Dent.
Another view of the end
lseam dent shown from
labove.



Defect No. 110. Dent. Major defect. A very
deep, sharp, angular dent with very acute
crimping of the body wall.



Defect No. 201. Dirty, fj
Stained, or Smeared.
Minor Defect. Grease



Defect No. 201.
Dirty, Stained, or



Defect No. 208. Dent. Lower limit of a minor
defect. A slight indentation with moderately
acute crimping of the body wall resulting in a

related minor defect as the end seam is pulled
out of position slightly. Must be studied carefully
ito detect the malposition (minor defect).





Defect No. 208. Dent. Upper limit of a minor defect. A body dent forcing the
lend seam inward to such an extent that the counter sink (channel next to end
seam) is involved, but no sharp ridges are evident.



® Defect No. 101. Incomplete

(Closure. Major defect. The lid was
not crimped by the second roller of
closing machine to complete the
closure.



Defect No. 204. Outside
Tinplate or Coating (When
Required). Minor defect-
scoring. (Disregard
Inumber on lid.)



Defect no. 204.
Outside Tinplate or
Coating (When
Required). Minor
defect. Outside
coating scratched.

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Defect No. 110. Dent. Major Defect. End seam forced out of position to such an extent that the
counter sink (channel next to end seam) has been buckled materially affecting, or is likely to
materially affect, the usability of the container.



Insignificant Defect-Not Scored. Outside Tinplate or Coating (When Required). Retort burn.
Although this burn has caused slight cloudy discoloration in two small round areas in the
center portion of the lid, the tinplate has not been affected. (Disregard number on lid.



Defect No. 208. Dent. Upper limit of a minor defect. A

moderately, deep, sharp, angular indentation with moderately
acute crimping of the body wall (minor defect). End seam
malposition is so slight that it could be detected only by use of a
straight edge or flat surface (no defect).



Defect No. 114. Cable Cut. Left pointer. Major defect. Exposed seam
laminations. Right pointer. Insignificant defect. Seam laminations not exposed



Defect No. 2. Leaker. Critical defect. Leaker caused by severe cable cut. Leakage

Njis evidenced by the corrosive action of an acid product along the lid groove under the
cable cut. Score this container once-as a leaker (a critical defect) and not as a cable
cut (a major defect). The conditions are related, therefore, the most serious condition
is scored.



Defect No. 110. Dent. Lower limit of a major defect. End seam
pulled out of position to such an extent that the malposition is
readily noticeable at first glance. There is some suspicion that the
lend seam has been place under tension sufficient to jeopardize the
hermetic seal (major defect). Moderately deep, sharp, angular
indentation with moderately acute crimping fo the body wall (minor
defect.)



| of many well made can:
Note chalky spots on side seam and rosin stains along solder.







Insignificant Defect. Dirty, Stained, or Smeared. "Chalky" side seam-not scored.



Defect No. 210. Paneled Side. Minor defect. A moderately deep
indentation of the body wall materially affecting the appearance but not
the usability of the container.



Defect No. 208. Dent. Upper limit of a minor defect. Moderately deep dent
lon the end seam forcing it inward to such an extent that the counter sink
(channel next to end seam) and body are involved, but no sharp ridges are
evident.



Defect No. 2. Incomplete Closure.
Critical defect if leakage is evident.
Defect 101. Major defect if no leakage
is evident. Incomplete closure resulting
from false seam.



Defect No. 209. Buckle. Minor Defect. Buckles not involving end seam.



[Defect No. 110. Dent. Major defect. Severe and seam dent.
End seam forced out of position to such an extent that the

counter sink (channel next to end seam) has been buckled
materially affecting, or is likely to materially affect, the usability
lof the container.



Insignificant Defect. Rust. Rust confined
to top or bottom seam or rust that can be
removed with a soft cloth is not scored a
defect.



Defect No. 109. Rust.
Major defect. Pitted rust in
deep scratches along side
Iseam. The rust
undoubtedly developed in
"the scratches--a related